ucsp

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the social theorist who claims that General Will represent the collective good as distinguished from the primitive interest of its members

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Jean jaque rousseau

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he theorist of origin of societies who believes that all men are born free and equal

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Rousseau

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it represents the spirit and courage of society according to the Platonic view

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Warriors

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the “inherent dignity” of all members of the human family

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Preamble

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the discipline of social science dealing with systems of governance and power, and the analysis of political activities, political thought, political behavior

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Political science

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the discipline of Social Science deals with the systematic study of society and social interaction

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Sociology

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the discipline of Social Science that discusses everything about man, the past, present and future, so it means, its entirety

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Anthropology

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the element of culture regarded as the process by which one generation passes culture to the next generation

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Cultural transimission/langauge-

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the process of learning the culture of the society where one belongs.

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enculturation

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the field of Anthropology deals with systematic study of the remains of previous cultures as a means of reconstructing the lifeways of people who lived in the past

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Archeology

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the group of people living together in a definite territory, having a sense of belongingness, mutually interdependent of each other and follow a certain way of life

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Society

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he processes of transmitting culture to its members, new and old alike.

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Cultural transmissionhe

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he process of unlearning ones culture for the sake of other culture

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Acculturation

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cultural patterns that rejects and opposes those widely accepted within a society.

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Counterculture

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the practice of judging another culture by the standards of one’s own culture.

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Ethnocentrism

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posited that individuals enter into agreement for common good purposes.

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Hobbes

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live be means of hunting and gathering for their daily needs for survival.

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Horticultural societies

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are made for society thus man must live in accordance to the requirement of society

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Humans

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members of the society, the society in bigger, thus individuals cannot affect the society

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Individuals

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are norms that are widely observed and have great moral significance.

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Mores

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two distinct concepts that one can exist without the other.

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Society and culture

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is a cultural pattern that distinguishes the society’s elite

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Subculture

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he belief that what is foreign is best, that one’s own lifestyle, products or ideas are inferior to those of all others.

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Xenocentrism

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s a view that every culture has its own standards and that must be respected.

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Cultural Relativism

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made by the people to maintain peace and order in the society.

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Culture

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the way of life of individuals in a society that make their world go round.

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Culture

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are culturally defined standards by which people assess desirability, goodness, beauty and that serve as broad guidelines for social living.

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Norms

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created for social equality purposes according to Platonic view.

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Societies

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to maintain social justice, society must be lead by a

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philosopher king.